3.12 ROAS on these AI ads!


Yo!

So I mentioned a while back that I want to move all my advertising to YouTube as I think it's a channel with a better future than Meta.

This is kind of a good news / bad news situation.

The bad news is I made exactly $0 from my YT ads.

I wanted to see cashflow climb back up again so I jumped back into FB ads.

The good news?

I spun up a quick campaign with a small budget of £20 / day to test thw waters.

After £100 in spend, I made over £300 back. Not too shabby.

These ads were written by AI.

The ad creative was designed with AI.

I just basically built out the campaign.

I thought I'd run through the campaign set up and the ad copy and creative for you in the below vid.

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I'm now scaling that campaign to see just how far I can take it.

If you want to get the Custom GPTs I used to create these ads and access to the course I have on how to set up your campaigns, you can find them all in GM+.

And you can check it all out for $1 on the trial.

Get a $1 trial to GM+ here.

Any Qs, hit reply and let me know.

Speak soon,

Pete "back on meta again :(" Boyle

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